The Wildlife-in-Focus photography contest is back in its 18th year, running from July 2 through 23 and the BC SPCA is inviting everyone to participate. Amateur photographers 14 years and older can submit their…
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Invasive of the Month
By East Kootenay Invasive Species Council Field scabious crowds out forage and pasture plants, reducing food availability for grazing animals. It grows along disturbed roadsides…
When you and your partner feel distant: is there a way back?
By Virginia Purcell You feel more like roommates lately, and can’t really remember exactly when it started to feel this way. You still live together,…
Nitros’ GM and coach extended
The Kimberley Dynamiters are proud to announce that Head Coach and General Manager Derek Stuart has signed a five-year contract extension. “I’m honoured to sign…
BC Resource Road Access Survey initiated
Province-wide survey will help identify resource roads that matter most for outdoor recreation access Much of B.C.’s backcountry recreation depends on resource roads. These roads…
Anvil pounds out the past at Key City
By Andrew Mayes Hard rock legends Anvil brought their Pounding the Past tour to Cranbrook’s Key City Theatre on June 30. Praised by the likes…
Traffic check-stop staged at Baynes Lake
On July 3, Elk Valley RCMP frontline officers conducted a traffic check-stop in the Baynes Lake area. Five Elk Valley RCMP officers were present for…
Chamber adds eight new BEA categories
The Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce has added eight new Business Excellence Award (BEA) categories for this year’s awards. As the chamber works closely with a…
Time observance survey launched by RDEK
A new public survey has been launched to gather input on time observance in the southeast corner of BC. The survey is open through August…
Open Garden Day this Sunday
The Cranbrook Garden Club’s 28th annual Open Garden Day is Sunday, July 5 with seven gardens being opened for viewing around the city. The self-guided…